Sorry to bump an old post, but do you still have a copy of that old source code? I wanted to play around with.
web.archive.org on july 5th 2021
keep in mind there is a massive gore image on that page
Somewhere, I’d argue it isn’t worth it. There are actually viable open-source projects for the OSCAR protocol nowadays. (see: GitHub - mk6i/retro-aim-server: Self-hostable instant messaging server that makes classic AIM and ICQ clients work again. (Independently developed, not affiliated with or endorsed by AOL))
For anybody curious, I remember the copy I had came with the entire database, it was “encrypted” but was extremely easy to decrypt (a simple php script could do it).
It was pretty silly.
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Bump.
Phoenix was mentioned on some news articles IIRC. I don’t know but hosting on Windows Server 2003 then getting popularity is pretty crazy.
Yahoo! Finance article, seriosuly?!
P.S.: Do not use Phoenix.
try escargot
- That was 5 years ago (Jesus, already?)
- That is Escargot